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Posts by Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff (@charliebcuff)

  • Long Reads
  • 01.11.16

Perspective: gal-dem and the Elevation of Unheard Voices

Reflecting on their landmark V&A event, gal-dem opinions editor Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff discusses creating the spaces that are needed

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  • 28.09.16

The captivating visions of the inaugural Afropunk London

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  • 30.08.16

Made You Look: Ekow Eshun explores the history of the black dandy

Radically stylish, magnificently subversive and timelessly provocative – the Made You Look photography exhibition explores the many incarnations of black dandyism

  • Long Reads
  • 29.02.16

Perspective:
Fear of Formation

Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff discusses the negative reaction to Beyoncé’s ‘Formation’ in the wider context of race relations in the US

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  • 04.02.16

#AwardsSoWhite: how minority achievement is
being blacked out

Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff offers her thoughts on increasingly out of touch awards ceremonies that fail to tackle minority representation

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